Detect and report
Assess outage events, record observations, and pass them on through defined reporting paths.
Business continuity training
Keep your team ready for disruption.
What keeps working in your organisation when power, IT and communications fail?
The blackout drill lets business and IT teams practise reporting the incident, setting priorities during emergency operations and coordinating recovery. Identify which roles, fallback procedures and approvals need to be clarified in advance.
From the first outage to a reliable situation picture.
The preview shows how employees in a business department assess an unclear blackout situation, capture observations, and use the right reporting paths.
A business continuity mission, not another awareness video.
Employees and operational teams practice what to do when power, phones, applications, or communications fail. The browser-based mission turns reporting, escalation, manual work, documentation, and recovery approval into realistic decisions.
Use it as a focused micro-tabletop exercise for employees, IT, managers, and crisis teams. No annual LMS contract or full-day workshop is required.
Emergency playbook included.
Each package includes a ready-to-use business continuity policy and emergency playbook template for internal documentation, emergency operations, and recovery.
- starting point for reporting paths, alerting, escalation, manual work, and return to operations
- inspired by common business continuity, cyber recovery, and incident response practices
- not legal advice, certification, or a replacement for an organization-specific emergency exercise
Mission content.
The focus is on the first decisions and on handing over usable information to crisis management, IT, and business departments.
Alert and escalate
Apply communication rules, respect responsibilities, and trigger escalations in a traceable way.
Maintain emergency operations
Understand immediate measures, fallback procedures, and time-critical business processes in emergency mode.
Two perspectives on the same incident.
- IT employee: assess the technical situation, maintain communication capability, and coordinate restart and recovery.
- Business department employee: recognize the outage, use emergency procedures, observe approvals, and document relevant situation information.
- Shared goal: less improvisation, clearer communication, and better traceability during an event.
Background and evidence
Completion record included.
The mission ends with a knowledge check and completion record. It is a lean training component for business continuity, incident response, cyber resilience, and operational readiness programs.
- short browser-based mission instead of slideware
- connects employee decisions to emergency operations and recovery approval
- code packs let teams start without creating personal learner accounts
Free practical toolkit
Templates for continuity and cyber incidents.
Two free dashboards for your team: a continuity handbook and preparation, plus an incident role card, initial report and incident log. With assessments and tools, no signup required.
Training questions.
Short answers for employees, IT, business continuity, and crisis teams.
Is this a full consulting tabletop?
No. It is a short, guided micro-tabletop mission that helps teams practice common decisions. It complements, but does not replace, an organization-specific exercise.
Does it cover cyber recovery?
Yes. The IT perspective asks teams to verify system trust, isolation, backups, approvals, and safe return to operations before work resumes.
Do we need an LMS rollout?
No. Teams receive participant quotas with one shared mission code and complete the browser-based exercise without a traditional LMS project.
Is there a completion record?
Yes. The mission ends with a knowledge check and completion record for internal training documentation.
Can US customers pay in US dollars?
The online checkout charges in EUR and shows the full EUR total before payment. US customers can request a fixed USD quote and invoice before ordering.